Sentence examples for peripheral territory from inspiring English sources

The peripheral territory (2 to 20 km from the attachment territory) is the rangeland area that is grazed daily by herds.

The first, the 'sedentary' strategy, concerns the owners of small herds whose animal production activity is confined to the attachment territory and the peripheral territory.

○ The peripheral territory - rangelands grazed by herds on a daily basis, the area grazed changing with the seasons and forage availability.

Pastoralists with medium-sized herds practise transhumance for short periods of time (February to June) over short distances on the peripheral territory during winter.

The management of these two lots is based on the complementarities of different areas used by the pastoralists: the attachment territory, the nearby peripheral territory and the remote transhumance territories.

With the founding of the People's Republic of China in 1949, these peripheral territories came under central control, and Chinese scientific expeditions explored throughout the area.

The house herd remains all year in the attachment territory and the peripheral territories nearby.

Pastoralists therefore must search for fodder resources in areas within the peripheral territories.

Figure 3 Duration of herd activities in the pastoral units of the attachment and peripheral territories, respectively.

At different times of the year, transhumant herds are led to host territories located relatively far away from the attachment and peripheral territories (Figure 2).

This transhumance ends when water and pasture resources in the attachment and peripheral territories are renewed after the start of the rains.